Landry came to the Mariners organization last year as part of the Brandon League deadline trade with the Dodgers. He crushed the High-A California League, both at Rancho Cucamonga with the Dodgers and High Desert with the Mariners, so it will be interesting to see how much of a drop he experiences this season in a less hitter-friendly environment. Landry has good contact skills, but his inability to draw walks is a concern. There's no question he has speed, though, which makes him a prospect on the basepaths (27 steals last season) and in center field.